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#1 juhansoo12
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Since my old psu can't handle the x1950xt I want, I need a new psu.

http://www.chieftec.eu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=127&Itemid=

Should this psu be able to handle it and might it have any compatability issues with a 3 year old computer, which wasn't very high-end back then already?

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#3 juhansoo12
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Can anyone help me?
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#4 jjarvis321
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how much u willing to spend
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#5 jjarvis321
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?!
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#6 TicTac8745
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You'll be fine with a 480W to 500W Antec TruePower2 PSU - or equivalant.
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#7 juhansoo12
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But will there be any compatability issues with the computer (pins or something like that)?

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#8 LouieV13
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three +12v rails with 18a on each is great. There wont be any probs. Im guessing thats a Antec Trupower Trio? Thats a great PSU.
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#9 juhansoo12
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Ok, thx.